San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-27

Three new members of the Catholic
Knights of America were initiated at
the meeting last night.
The next sOoiable OF the Young
Mems Catholic Union will be held next
Thursday evening.
Mother hubbards and tie-up-in-pa-
per bangs seem to be fashionable among
the ladies who attend our fires at night.
Six more applications for nsturaliza-
tiOn papers were filed with the county
clerk yesterday afternoon, a total OF 10
for the day.
Moonlight horseback parties are
fashionable again. Several parties were
out last night.
We are sole agents for the famous
non-explOsive Adams 81 Westlake's kero-
sene and gasoline stoves, patent pump
oil cans and oil, at lowest prices.
7-l5-tf. WAGNER q CHABoT.
Antonio Ramirez, wanted in San
Marcos for theft OF a gold watch, was
arrested by Detective Van Alstyne last
night.
The engagement of pretty Fourth
ward young lady 10 Fourth ward
live near Marshall street.
Steamship Nueces, from Galveston
to New York, with several San Anto-
mans on board arrived safely at New
York yesterday.
MIR, j. II Jackson, the speaker for
the ti-prOhiDitiOnists, has consented
to again address our citizens on August
second.
The firemen had great trouble to
find the fire hydrants last night on Dali
Las street, and did not seem very well
acquainted with their location.
The pressure in those little water
| pipes in the second ward is hardly
enough TO make the water run out at the
end OF the pipes.
Mr.. G. Kalteyer Is celebrating his
seth birthday To-Day, and last night he
received serenade from his many
friends.
Mrs. Francisco Cortez, who resides
on the outside Of the city, was wounded
In the forehead yesterday by the acct
dental discharge of her husbands gun.
1t was Master Edward Green, and
not Mr.. Fred Gaenslen, who delivered
the address on Good Society" AT the
sOciable OF the Young Mems Catholic
Union Monday night.
A large crowd welcomed the Span
ism TroubadUurs at the springs on their
opening last night. The TTOubSdOurs
played well, even surprising their for
mer efforts, and wer. loudly applauded.
Justice McAllister gave judgment In
favor of defendant yesterday afternoon
In the case Of Josiah Hobbs versus Mrs.
NJ. A. Burton, suit on account for Sl3
for painting.
The Doodle in the "anti" emp
seems TO be pretty scarce. Some of the
ward strikers are kicking because the
necessary sugar" has not been di9hed
out.
The Independent Order Of Good
Templars were to have had an election
of officers last night. but the secretary
forgot his books and it was too far to go
back for them.
The boys on the Express are so used
to the narrow streets of this metropolis,
that Trey have widenPd that so foot
street through the West End 10 200 feet.
Its actual width is so feet G inches.
If the prOhibItionists will turn loose
their big bar'l they will catch many
n watering voter. The ants, so far,
have very small bari. Western Texas
is full of Doodle voters thar go which
ever way the bari is the biggest.
Hon. Geo. Paschal says the Era has
been publishing lie about him in re-
gard to his utteTanCgs at Turner hall in
a speech before the anti-prOhtbitiOnist
few weeks ago, which has been indus
trlOusly circulated over the state. He
says they will have to prove it.
The solid voters of the old reliable
26 are growing very weary of voting
men into office and getting nothing in
return but the appointment Of few
policemen. The tax payers would like
little of the attention of the public i'm
prOvem6nt committee.
"A runaway horse dashed through
Commerce street yesterday afternoon,
which was caught on East Commerce
street. Nobody hurt, though several
gentlemen crossing the street had mar
row escapes.
Martinez street is becoming quite a
popular boulevard for two married men,
one OF whom is keeping bachelors hall
while his wife is away for the summer.
What beautiful examples our young men
have set them by the older ones!